Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-21
THE NEVADA rEGlsi.ArUsE.
wednesday, Proceedings Of the
Iaw.Nakers fn Both Houses.

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ESPECIAL TO THE sESrfsEL.l
CARSON, New, Jan. 19.-Senate-
The Senate was called to order at
II A. NJ.
Assembly bill No. 10, by Beebee, to
provide revenue for the State OF Ne
vada.
Senate bill No. 20, by Powell, to reg
ulate the manner of drawing juries.
Senate bill No. Al, by Foley, intro
duced out of order, an Act to create a
commission to prepare and report to
the Legislature such amendments
TO the laws OF the State OF Nevada as
are necessary, to adopt and hamonize
the same with the judicial system now
in force in this State.
Senate bill No. Is, by Osburn, an
Act relating to the State University,
provides for the establishment in the
University Of a school Tor the instruc-
ton OF teachers, who shall also be
taught chemistry, geology, and miner
| alogy, so far as they relate to the the
ory and practice OF mining, agriculture,
and the mechanic arts, a Board of
Regents, to consist of five members,
term OF office four years, the Board
prescribes the rules for the government
OF themselves and the University, for
reports OF officers and teachers, course
of study, time and standard of gradu-
alton, duration of terms, vacations,
text books, etc., appoints a President
at an annual salary not exceeding
5000, who must show satisfactory
credentials or endorsement from three
out of a specified list of leading edu-
cational institutions in the United
States, prescribes the duties of the
President, and fixes the salaries OF
teachers, controls expenditures and
appropriations, and all moneys received
from any source whatever, must re-
port annually to the Governor, may
employ a clerk at $25 per month, said
clerk not to be a teacher in the Uni
versity, must hold four regular meet
ings in each year and special meetings
at call of the Chairman. The Presi.
dent, under the direction of the Board
of Regents, shall manage all matters
| connected with the institution, employ
assistant teachers and servants, pur'
| chase supplies, etc. There shall be nc
| discrimination in the admission of pu.
| pills, on account OF sex, ace or color,
of good moral character, above the age
of 10, educationally or otherwise quail
fed to be admitted. Passed unani.
mously.
Senate bill No. II, by Fish, relative
to official bonds, was made the special
order for 2 p. NJ, tomorrow. This
bill provides that the officer shall give
a bond without surities. There is a
penal clause in each bond to the effect
that the officer shall satisfy any judg'
ment rendered against him, or be i'm.
prisoned and forever debarred from
holding any office OF public trust in the
State.
Senate bill No. 33, by Noteware.
establishing and providing for an In
dian school in Ormsby county, with
H. NJ. Ye.rington, J. w. Adams and
s. L. Lee as a Board of Commission
ers, to supervise and promote the
same. Passed unanimously.
A recess was taken at II 80 till 2 P
n.
Assembly-An Act to provide fol
the maintenance of public schools
Prescribes the time at eight years in
stead OF four, as the law now stands
Passed.
Assembly bill No. 16, relative to
marks and brands of stock, fixes a fine
and Imprisonment for the unlawful
branding OF stock. Passed.
Senate bill No. Al, introduced by
Foley, was read by sections, and 8
commission, consisting of Robert M
Clarke, r. H. Lindsay and Trenmol
Coffin is hereby created and appointed,
whose duty it shall be to prepare ant
report to the Legislature at the present
session, on or before February Is
1887, such amendments to the exist
ing laws of the State Of Nevada as is
necessary to adopt, and harmonic
the same with the judicial system now
in force, said committee may employ Q
clerk at a compensation not exceed
ing 5000.
Section 3-The Secretary of State
shall supply the committee with the
necessary stationery, and the State
Printer shall do the necessary
printing free of charge.
Section 1.-The committee shall re-
ceive a compensation of 1000, to be
paid out of the State Treasury.
Section 5-Twelve hundred dollars
are hereby appropriated and set apart
out OF any moneys in the State Treas
ury, not otherwise specifically ap.
propriated, to pay the expenses Of this